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Sources: Electric vehicle demand is driving $3.2 billion mystery project in Clarksville

By: via Business Journals
The target is a 420-acre property, behind a new Amazon distribution facility in Clarksville, that could hold a manufacturing building as tall as 200 feet if county officials approve a requested zoning variance this week.
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